Cabins near Salem

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Salem’s cabin camping scene punches above its weight—over a dozen sites, all set up for travelers who want four walls and a roof in southern Indiana. Expect an average night to run around $115, but you’ll find deals as low as $35. These cabins put you close to swimming holes, fishing spots, and wildlife-watching trails. Campfires are permitted, and you’ll have toilets and showers on hand—no roughing it unless you want to. Locals swear by Cabins at Guthrie Meadows (69 reviews) for its roomy grounds, while Nightfall Farm (66 reviews) draws nature lovers with its quiet trails. If you want something a bit offbeat, Lost River Hostel (19 reviews) blends classic cabin comforts with a creative twist. You’ll find Salem’s best cabin options clustered near rivers and woods—perfect for cooling off, casting a line, or just kicking back after a day outdoors.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Salem’s cabin camping scene punches above its weight—over a dozen sites, all set up for travelers who want four walls and a roof in southern Indiana. Expect an average night to run around $115, but you’ll find deals as low as $35. These cabins put you close to swimming holes, fishing spots, and wildlife-watching trails. Campfires are permitted, and you’ll have toilets and showers on hand—no roughing it unless you want to. Locals swear by Cabins at Guthrie Meadows (69 reviews) for its roomy grounds, while Nightfall Farm (66 reviews) draws nature lovers with its quiet trails. If you want something a bit offbeat, Lost River Hostel (19 reviews) blends classic cabin comforts with a creative twist. You’ll find Salem’s best cabin options clustered near rivers and woods—perfect for cooling off, casting a line, or just kicking back after a day outdoors.

90% (192)

Top-rated campgrounds

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